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| The new Georgiana |
Made of improved fabric, on Kensington's last, the new Georgiana features a pointier toe, improved construction and comfort, and the same great 1.75 inch French heel and customizability.
- Dyeable Satin upper (white)
- Leather Lining
- Leather Sole
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| Nankeen - fabric Regency boots |
Developed from original Regency examples, these buff-colored twill boots feature a soft, rounded toe, and adjustable lace-up closure, perfect for c. 1800 - 1815
- "Nankeen" Colored Twill Upper
- Fabric Lined
- Leather Sole
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| "Madison" - Also available in dyeable ivory |
A hard-wearing leather shoe with a thick and sturdy 2 inch French heel, Madison spans c. 1700 - 1760s. This is an earlier style than Kensington, perfect for French and Indian War. Available in black or ivory (dyeable).
- Leather Upper
- Leather Lining
- Leather Sole
- White Rand and Dog-Leg Seam Construction
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Please vote for the shoe you would most likely purchase next. If you wouldn't purchase any of these, please refrain from voting. Other styles that have been previewed, such as Savoy, Tissot, and Renoir, are still in development and will be coming out later this year.
Dear Duchess I have to do a lookbook for my fashion course, just 10 pages but my professor and I were discussing doing an 18th century inspired one and she mentioned your shoes (I've been a huge duchie fan for years by the way) we can use any medium, drawing photography, polyvore pretty much and I'd like to fish for ideas. My ideal fashion aesthetic is 18th century made modern any thoughts? (Also this course doesn't yet involve any sewing or fashion drawing so I don't know either of those)
ReplyDeleteHi Anthony -
DeleteI'll help however I can. A quick search on google or pinterest for "modern 18th century" brings up all kinds of cool high-fashion images that draw from the neo-classical period in creative ways. I would also check out this designer - VERY cool modern take on 18th century: http://www.alwapetroni.com/rococo-rocks/
Also look at John Galliano http://americanduchess.blogspot.com/2009/10/john-gallianos-18th-century-pannier.html
And especially Vivienne Westwood http://vivelareine.tumblr.com/post/7476918765
Good luck!